#Okami ps2 soundtrack portable

I remember Final Fantasy III, and more recently Ark of Napishtim, Valkyrie Profile, and Wild Arms 3, as games which took me the same amount of time to progress as Okami supposedly had for its main story, but I never felt those becoming boring, or tired. I don't feel it was just about the amount of content (after all, it was four hours), but, as said before, how it was presented. I hope to give it another chance again, but it really wasn't a great experience.īut, it was nice to be a graphics whore for a little while. In fact, my tolerance was very low, as I started it one week-end played four hours over two days, and promptly went back to Space Channel 5 or Gradius. But as Cedille mentioned, the game became very boring very fast. I honestly was looking very forward to Okami, especially after God Hand, which I absolutly loved and played pretty much religously for two months. My sister, and I still can't get over this, bought it for the Tekken game and the Prince of Persia game, only a week after I gave her my older PS2!

Wipeout Pure looked kind of fun, but it seems more and more of a continuation of Fusion rather then the 'good' Wipeout games the more I read about it, and Every Extend Extra and Locoroco seem nice too, but you're right, ports ports ports.

#Okami ps2 soundtrack portable

I've tried the Burnouts and Ace Combat on the system, but the Burnouts just don't work on it for me and Ace Combat's controls seemed broken on the PSP.'ĭJ Max Portable 2! Buy DJ Max Portable 2! … axPortable Seriously though, I don't see much else worth playing on the PSP. 'I don't know, man, remakes/ports are pretty much the only thing I'm getting on the PSP.